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Soil Conservation Work Aids Basse And Hansen Waterways
Soil Conservation Service technicians assist Hugo Basse and E C Hansen near Fredericksburg designing waterways to handle large 10 year rainfall. Benefits include reduced erosion, grazing and hay production after good grass cover, with PMA payments for shaping and seeding. Deferment of ranges seen as beneficial for drought resilience and higher future returns. Tanks for livestock water and grazing distribution staked for Rueben Herbert Davis Hallie and C L Baldock. Gillespie SCD distributes anil indigo seed for wildlife. Soil samples sent for analysis for Ma thisen and Jurkett Jr in cooperation with Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Hugo Basse
E. C. Hansen
Basse
Fredericksburg
Hansen
PMA
Rueben Herbert
Wrede School Conservation Group
Hallie, Davis
Northeast
Willow City
C. L. Baldock
Eckert Conservation Group
Fred Mathisen
Seven-Mile Conservation Group
Joe Jurkett Jr
Morris Ranch Conservation Group
Extension Service
Timely Tips From Lucille Conrads on Balanced Meals
Homemakers face the daily task of three meals a day with menus that build energy and growth while keeping diets varied and appealing. The guide outlines three big food jobs, offers planning steps, seasonal menus, and a sample spring pattern of breakfasts, dinners, and suppers with specific foods and preparations.
Sharp Drop in Texas White Tail Deer Trapped
The Assistant Director of Wildlife Restoration for the Game and Fish Commission says Texas trapped just over 300 white tail deer this season, about half of the 600 planned. Mild Arkansas Refuge winter reduced bait effectiveness and deer nourishment, delaying restocking in areas including the Houston County Croket area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Game and Fish Commission
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Crocket
Houston County
Tommy Reeh Finishes Track Vehicle Course at Fort Knox
Fort Knox Kentucky private Tommy K Reed, son of Mr and Mrs Ernst A Reed of Fredericksburg Texas, graduated from The Armored School Track Vehicle Mechanic Course. The program trains maintenance on tracked and wheeled vehicles with conferences demonstrations practical work tests and written exams. Reed entered service in April 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Knox
Tommy K. Reed
Ernst A. Reed
Harper St
Fredericksburg
Texas
Armored School
Red
Meal Plan Menu For Dinner And Supper
A list of foods including cream with prepared cereal toast butter jam milk dinner baked ham creamed potatoes English peas mixed vegetables salad biscuits and lemon pie for supper with cheese omelet leaf lettuce potatoes peas bread mixed fruit cookies and milk.
County Agent Advises On Livestock Oak Poisoning And Parasite Control
Rains bring hope but drought risks oak poisoning in livestock with limited preventive options. Feed hay to cattle, monitor bud swelling, and avoid rapid treatments that could cause pneumonia. Address external parasites like lice and ear ticks with recommended products and schedule. Guidance also covers lawn fertilization rates and conversions for small plots.
Houston Firms Win Shell Pipeline Contracts
Anderson Brothers Corporation and Houston Contracting Co. of Houston win contracts to build the Rancho Pipe Line System main line for Shell Pipe Line Corp. The 455 mile 24 inch trunk line runs from McCamey Texas to the Houston Texas City area via Gillespie County. Completion is set for December 1, 1952 at an estimated cost of about 35 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Brothers Corporation
Houston Contracting Co
Houston
Rancho
Shell Pipe Line Corporation
McCamey
Permian
West Texas
Houston-Texas City
Gillespie County
Disaster area designation expands loans for Texas farmers
U S Department of Agriculture proclaims all Texas counties disaster areas to aid farmers hurt by 1951 weather with crop losses and credit shortfalls. Loans through the Farmers Home Administration can cover seed fertilizer insect control gas oil livestock feed and operating expenses with county committee certification and local office access in Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farmers Home Administration
Dallas
L. J. Cappleman
James E. Burleson
Fredericksburg
Demonstrators Hear Talk On Insecticides In Gillespie County
Gillespie County Home Demonstration Club Garden Demonstrators attended a training session on insecticides at 2 30 p m in the Agriculture Building. Lucille Conrads the County Home Demonstration Agent led the instruction on proper use and timing. Attendees included Meta Spaeth Mrs Wallace Brown Mrs Levi Rusenberger Mrs Edgar A Gold Levi Ersch and Mrs Frieda Crenwelge who will share the demonstrations with their clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie County Home Demonstration Club
Lucille Conrads
County Home
Meta Spaeth
Wallace Brown
Levi Rusenberger
Edgar A. Gold
Levi Ersch
Frieda Crenwelge
Woo dy's Sale on Fencing Ad in Folks to Know
Gillespie County Lumber Co advertises a fencing sale in the Folks to Know column with details on where to go for purchasing fencing materials and related supplies. The notice emphasizes local availability and directs readers to the Gillespie County location for pricing and inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody
Gillespie County Lumber Co
Stocker Cattle Sell Strong at Local Auction
Stocker cattle sold well at Gillespie County Livestock Sales last Wednesday with high stocker calves at 34 per hundred. Cows with calves reached 297 per pair, and slaughter cattle stayed in demand with multiple classes reaching solid bids. Hog prices edged up top at 18.25, while sheep and goat sales showed steady demand and respectable prices for the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie County Livestock Sales Company
Crabapple Community Club Meeting and Activities
The Crabapple Community Club met on Friday night March 7 with Rubin Schneider presiding. After a brief business session members enjoyed refreshments and a guessing contest planned by Ben Alberthal, R. S. Conners, and Alton Bruns. Children played various games. Mr and Mrs Perry Geistweidt Mr and Mrs Reinhard Enderlin and Mr and Mrs Gene Reed attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabapple Community Club
Rubin Schneider
Ben Alberthal
R. S. Conners
Alton Bruns
Perry Geistweidt
Reinhard Enderlin
Gene Reed
Appointments Made to Entertainment Committee Meeting
Members were appointed to serve on the entertainment committee for the next meeting scheduled for April 4.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soil Conservation News
Gillespie Soil Conservation District
SCS
Lucille Conrads Gillespie
Tommy Reeh
Shell Pipe
H. Welge Lewis
P. O
U. S.dept. of Agriculture
Kallenberg's Pharmacy
McCulloch
Roy Henke
Morris Ranch
City of
America
Mound City Paint
Calgon Inc. Hagan
Pittsburgh
Grunow Refrigerator
Norge
Fedelco
Thor
Kenmore Table Top
Ptiomal
Studebaker Starliner
Studebakers
W. Main St
Fredericksburg, Texas